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36 [thirty-six]

Public transportation

Public transportation

36 [서른여섯]

36 [seoleun-yeoseos]

대중 교통

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Where is the bus stop? 버스 --장이 어---? 버- 정--- 어---- 버- 정-장- 어-예-? ------------- 버스 정류장이 어디예요? 0
be-se- je--glyuj-n--i -odi-eyo? b----- j------------- e-------- b-o-e- j-o-g-y-j-n--- e-d-y-y-? ------------------------------- beoseu jeonglyujang-i eodiyeyo?
Which bus goes to the city centre / center (am.)? 어- 버스--시-로 -요? 어- 버-- 시-- 가-- 어- 버-가 시-로 가-? -------------- 어떤 버스가 시내로 가요? 0
e----on b-o---g---in--lo-g-yo? e------ b------- s------ g---- e-t-e-n b-o-e-g- s-n-e-o g-y-? ------------------------------ eotteon beoseuga sinaelo gayo?
Which bus do I have to take? 어--버스---- 해-? 어- 버-- 타- 해-- 어- 버-를 타- 해-? ------------- 어떤 버스를 타야 해요? 0
e-t---- be-s-ule-l-ta---h-e-o? e------ b--------- t--- h----- e-t-e-n b-o-e-l-u- t-y- h-e-o- ------------------------------ eotteon beoseuleul taya haeyo?
Do I have to change? 갈--- --? 갈--- 해-- 갈-타- 해-? -------- 갈아타야 해요? 0
g---a-ay--h-eyo? g-------- h----- g-l-a-a-a h-e-o- ---------------- gal-ataya haeyo?
Where do I have to change? 어----아-- --? 어-- 갈--- 해-- 어-서 갈-타- 해-? ------------ 어디서 갈아타야 해요? 0
e--i-eo --l-atay--h---o? e------ g-------- h----- e-d-s-o g-l-a-a-a h-e-o- ------------------------ eodiseo gal-ataya haeyo?
How much does a ticket cost? 표-한-이----요? 표 한-- 얼---- 표 한-이 얼-예-? ----------- 표 한장이 얼마예요? 0
py--ha---ng---eolmay--o? p-- h-------- e--------- p-o h-n-a-g-i e-l-a-e-o- ------------------------ pyo hanjang-i eolmayeyo?
How many stops are there before downtown / the city centre? 시내-지-몇 정거----? 시--- 몇 정------ 시-까- 몇 정-장-에-? -------------- 시내까지 몇 정거장이에요? 0
s--aek--j- --e----j-on--ge--an----y-? s--------- m----- j------------------ s-n-e-k-j- m-e-c- j-o-g-g-o-a-g-i-y-? ------------------------------------- sinaekkaji myeoch jeong-geojang-ieyo?
You have to get off here. 여---내-셔야 -요. 여-- 내--- 해-- 여-서 내-셔- 해-. ------------ 여기서 내리셔야 해요. 0
y-----e- --e---y--ya--aey-. y------- n---------- h----- y-o-i-e- n-e-i-y-o-a h-e-o- --------------------------- yeogiseo naelisyeoya haeyo.
You have to get off at the back. 뒤- --셔--해요. 뒤- 내--- 해-- 뒤- 내-셔- 해-. ----------- 뒤로 내리셔야 해요. 0
dwi-- --eli---oya ha-y-. d---- n---------- h----- d-i-o n-e-i-y-o-a h-e-o- ------------------------ dwilo naelisyeoya haeyo.
The next train is in 5 minutes. 다- -차는-- --후에 와-. 다- 기-- 오 분 후- 와-- 다- 기-는 오 분 후- 와-. ----------------- 다음 기차는 오 분 후에 와요. 0
da--um --cha--u--o b-n --e ----. d----- g-------- o b-- h-- w---- d---u- g-c-a-e-n o b-n h-e w-y-. -------------------------------- da-eum gichaneun o bun hue wayo.
The next tram is in 10 minutes. 다- 전---십 분-후에 와요. 다- 전-- 십 분 후- 와-- 다- 전-은 십 분 후- 와-. ----------------- 다음 전철은 십 분 후에 와요. 0
da-e-- --o-c-eo--eun --b-b-----e --y-. d----- j------------ s-- b-- h-- w---- d---u- j-o-c-e-l-e-n s-b b-n h-e w-y-. -------------------------------------- da-eum jeoncheol-eun sib bun hue wayo.
The next bus is in 15 minutes. 다- 버-는 십- 분--에---. 다- 버-- 십- 분 후- 와-- 다- 버-는 십- 분 후- 와-. ------------------ 다음 버스는 십오 분 후에 와요. 0
da-eu- ---s--n-un ----- --n --e w-y-. d----- b--------- s---- b-- h-- w---- d---u- b-o-e-n-u- s-b-o b-n h-e w-y-. ------------------------------------- da-eum beoseuneun sib-o bun hue wayo.
When is the last train? 마지막 기차가-언-예요? 마-- 기-- 언---- 마-막 기-가 언-예-? ------------- 마지막 기차가 언제예요? 0
maj-ma-------g- eon-e---o? m------ g------ e--------- m-j-m-g g-c-a-a e-n-e-e-o- -------------------------- majimag gichaga eonjeyeyo?
When is the last tram? 마지막 -철이----요? 마-- 전-- 언---- 마-막 전-이 언-예-? ------------- 마지막 전철이 언제예요? 0
maji--- --on-h--------nj--e-o? m------ j---------- e--------- m-j-m-g j-o-c-e-l-i e-n-e-e-o- ------------------------------ majimag jeoncheol-i eonjeyeyo?
When is the last bus? 마지- --가 언--요? 마-- 버-- 언---- 마-막 버-가 언-예-? ------------- 마지막 버스가 언제예요? 0
m----a--b-ose--a -----y-y-? m------ b------- e--------- m-j-m-g b-o-e-g- e-n-e-e-o- --------------------------- majimag beoseuga eonjeyeyo?
Do you have a ticket? 표--있-요? 표- 있--- 표- 있-요- ------- 표가 있어요? 0
pyo----ss----o? p---- i-------- p-o-a i-s-e-y-? --------------- pyoga iss-eoyo?
A ticket? – No, I don’t have one. 표---–-아-요,--어요. 표-- – 아--- 없--- 표-? – 아-요- 없-요- --------------- 표요? – 아니요, 없어요. 0
p-o--?-– -n---, e-bs-----. p----- – a----- e--------- p-o-o- – a-i-o- e-b---o-o- -------------------------- pyoyo? – aniyo, eobs-eoyo.
Then you have to pay a fine. 그- --- -- 해-. 그- 벌-- 내- 해-- 그- 벌-을 내- 해-. ------------- 그럼 벌금을 내야 해요. 0
ge-le-m---o-g-u--eul-na----h-ey-. g------ b----------- n---- h----- g-u-e-m b-o-g-u---u- n-e-a h-e-o- --------------------------------- geuleom beolgeum-eul naeya haeyo.

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